March 3 – March 13, 2010
    Sea Wolves: Orcas of the Peninsula Valdés

·   Photograph the unique behavior of the Valdés Orcas as they beach themselves in order to catch prey.

·   Enjoy our exclusive access to 13km of privately owned beaches in this UNESCO World Heritage Site.

·   Work with researchers and national park personnel who get us in the right place at the right time each day.

·   Participate in up-close and personal photo sessions among colonies of curious baby Sea Lions and fighting Southern Elephant Seals.

·   Witness the world’s largest Magellanic Penguin colony -- 1 million breeding pairs spread out against the blue, red, and yellow coastal landscape. (Parents will be feeding large chicks).

·   Return home with pictures and a travel experience unlike any other.

An exclusive adventure focusing on the unique hunting behavior of the Valdés Orcas. These Orcas literally rush out of the sea and on to the beach to capture their prey, a behavior seen nowhere else in the world. The coordinated hunting, food sharing, and other behaviors witnessed here are amazing. Access to these beaches is difficult to obtain. Because of our friendship with the owners, we are able to offer private access to attack beaches at an affordable cost. Because we work with the researchers who have studied the animals for over a decade, we offer the very best opportunity for photographic success. National Geographic, Discovery, and BBC hi-def videographers work in this area with these people. A limited few are given the opportunity each season. Chances are you won’t find a more unique wildlife photo opportunity anywhere else in the world.